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why my optimization based weights merging is not work? #88
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Hi, I also encountered the same problem when reproducing. It is worth noting that SD-1.4 itself performs poorly in handling the generation of multiple concepts, only presenting images of a single concept. Therefore, I think that the multi-concept images in the paper are the result of changing the base model or carefully selecting. Of course, this does not affect the innovation of the paper. |
However, the fused model is effective for generating individual concepts within it. |
I agree with you. |
Hi @ZZZBBBZZZ , thanks for the interest in our work. Regarding composing Probably training each individual model for longer iterations can help. We trained each single concept model for 250 iterations on 2 GPUs with 4 batch-size per GPU. Hopefully this helps. Thanks!! |
I have made Single-Concept Fine-tuning for cats, dogs, and wooden pot respectively.They performed very well.



But when I wanted to integrate two concepts, the result was not ideal.
Firstly, there are cats and dogs. When my prompt is "the <new1> cat play a ball with a <new2> dog", there is no dog in the picture. Here are my training commands and results.
Afterwards, I tried to merge cats and wooden pot, but when my prompt was "the <new2> cat sculpture in the style of a <new1> wooden pot", the results were not ideal. The following are the training commands and results.
Did I make a mistake somewhere, and why is this result not quite correct?
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